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ARTIFACT: This is a World War I German Naval Gold Wound Badge purchased from Detlev Niemann. The Wound Badge is equivalent to a Purple Heart, and the gold version was awarded to enlistees wounded at...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful Prussian Observer badge by Juncker. VINTAGE: Circa 1917-18. SIZE: About 1-3/4" in width by 2-3/4" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: 800 Silver and red, black and...

E-mail or call for more information. SUBJECT: This is a WWI Prussian Pilot Badge, unmarked, but obviously manufactured by Meybauer. The badge exhibits the tell-tale Meybauer style pin and ribbon...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I Bavarian Pilot badge by Poellath. VINTAGE: Circa WWI. SIZE: About 1-3/4" in width by 2-3/4" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: 800 Silver. ATTACHMENT: Vertical...

SOLD: NO LONGER AVAILABLE SUBJECT: This is a beautiful Prussian Observer badge by C. E. Juncker. VINTAGE: Circa 1917-1918. SIZE: 2-3/4” height and 1-3/4” width...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I German Army black Wound Badge, which shows a helmet with two crossed swords. The black wound badge was given out to those injured up to twice or who suffered frostbite...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice World War I Imperial German Prussian Aviation Observer badge from Late WWI or the very early 1920s. The badge has a crown at top and the body is wreathed with a black and...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and beautiful Imperial German Naval Gold Wound Badge. The Wound Badge is equivalent to a Purple Heart, and the gold version was awarded to enlistees wounded at least five...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s membership lapel badge for a German U-Boat veterans' organization. The badge is nicely enameled and is an eagle bearing a blue, white and red crest, clutching a large...

ARTIFACT: This is an exceedingly rare Bavarian air gunner badge in 800 silver by Karl Poellath. The badge shows lovely wear and patina with period repairs to the hinge and catch. A worn example! The...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War I German zeppelin relic: this is skin from the L-49, the first zeppelin to be shot down in France in October 191This height climber ship was brought down and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1940s fiberglass fire helmet bearing the letters PMFD (possibly for Point Mugu Fire Department). The original owner of this helmet served in the United States Navy during...